Monday, August 24
Ola on Tuesday announced the expansion of its Hyperservice initiative with the launch of dedicated centres, where customers can get same-day service guarantee at no additional cost.As part of this expansion, Ola will progressively upgrade its existing service centres into Hyperservice Centres. As the expansion is initiated with Bengaluru, the first Hyperservice Centre is now operational in Indiranagar, the company said.Following the Bengaluru launch, Ola plans to rapidly upgrade the company’s select service centres to Hyperservice Centres pan-India over the coming weeks. Under the expansion plan, the company will be upgrading its service infrastructure nationwide.Speaking on the announcement, Spokesperson of Ola Electric, said, “As part of the ongoing service upgrade we are reimagining
India and New Zealand on Monday concluded negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) within nine months.The agreement is expected to benefit Indian farmers, MSMEs, artisans, youth and women-led enterprises.Under the pact, 100% of India’s exports will enjoy zero-duty access to the New Zealand market, with tariffs eliminated across 8,284 lines, strengthening India’s trade competitiveness and export potential.ET takes a look at the gains for both sides:7th FTA since 2021 126128032India’s gains:New Zealand to invest $20 billion over 15 yearsManufacturing, services, job creation focusBoost for farmersAccess to advanced agri-techHigher productivity, qualityAgriculture & food processing: Zero-duty access across 1,379 tariff linesHigher exportsImproved farm incomesTargeted acti
